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Wole Soyinka Center begins training for investigative journalists

  Seye Joseph @seyetweets Wole Soyinka Center for Investigative Journalism has embarked on its House-To-House Training, – an advocacy engagement series to build and enhance investigative reporting desk in media houses. The engagement that was first held at the Nation Newspaper brought together selected journalists in the organisation with Musikilu Mojeed of Premium Times and […]

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WSCIJ’s training for eight media houses

The  Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ)  has initiated a training programme to address the dearth of the culture of investigative reporting in Nigeria and globally, Named, the House-to-House project under its Pro-Engage Series programme, the Centre Coordinator, Motunrayo Alaka said in a statement the Investigative desk reporting  advocacy programme is being done in

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WSCIJ's training for eight media houses

The  Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ)  has initiated a training programme to address the dearth of the culture of investigative reporting in Nigeria and globally, Named, the House-to-House project under its Pro-Engage Series programme, the Centre Coordinator, Motunrayo Alaka said in a statement the Investigative desk reporting  advocacy programme is being done in

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Award: APO Media Award for African journalists and bloggers

Award: APO Media Award for African journalists and bloggers African journalists and bloggers have been invited to participate in 2014 APO Media Award sponsored by African Press Organization (http://www.apo-opa.com). The first-place winner of the award will be presented with $500 a month for one year, one laptop and one intercontinental flight ticket to a destination

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Training and grants for 40 Nigerian journalists

Forty Nigerian journalists are to be trained over a two year period to conduct investigative reports on issues of transparency, accountability and good governance by the International Centre for Investigative Reporting, ICIR, Abuja. Necessary fund will also be provided for the trained journalists to undertake investigative projects. The ICIR is an independent, non-profit investigative reporting

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13 ways to improve journalism in Nigeria

By Seye Joseph Practicing journalists from various news media organization recently  gathered  for a one-day workshop themed “Widening the Pool of Excellence” in  Lagos to strengthen their capacity to identify relevant storylines, boost their understanding of pertinent journalistic values and improve their writing and research skills. Journalists at the event were trained on accuracy of

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